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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-03-12
THE NERVES OF TASTE.

The discovery that heat influences
one set Of nerve points in the skin
while sensations of cold arc received
by another set, has been followed by
some interesting experiments, by
two Italian psychologists. which IN
dicate that the various tastes result
from the exciting of quite distinct
sets of nerve fibers in the tongue.
The prolonged application of ice re-
moved the scnsibility for all tastes
sweet, sonr, salt and bitter.' Co.
caine destroyed-temnorarily, of
course-sensibillty for bitter only.
Other substances, snch as caffeine
and morpl,ia, rednced the power of
discriminating between different de-
grees Of bitter. Dilute snlphnric
acid has a peculiar effect, causing
distilled water and even qninine to
taste sweet at the tin Of the tongnc,
although the bitter Of the qunine
was everywhere tasted as usual.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-03-12
VDI,APUCK,


The plan for a universal com.
merciaI language" originated about
five years ago by Herr Schleyer, of
Switzerland, seems to be meeting
with greater favor than has been ac-
corded other projects Of the kind.
1t is reported tha: Volapuk is al
ready spoken with facility by thou
sands of Europeans; knowledge of
It is being disseminated by more
than fifty societies scattered over
England, Germany, Austria, Swe
den, Holland, Asia Minor. and other
countries; Volapuk gramlhars for
the use os Hottentots and Chinese,
besides all the European nations. are
either in the market or in course of
prepa, alton: ani two reviews. one
entirely in Volapnk and the other
with translation on alternate pa
ges, are regularly published. The
special advantage Of the new Ian
gnage is the ease with which it can
ne learned. eight lessons having ena-
b!ed Il Partisan class to correspond
readily with students in foreign
countries.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-03-12
Scientific Miscellany.
For the Abheville Meridional.!
AMONG THE ELECTRICIANS.

Applications of electricity are
daily becoming varied. Among re,
cent ones are telebarometers. tele-
thermometers, tclemanometers, tele-
hydroharometcrs, which respective
ly record, at distant points. air.
pressure, heat, steam-prcssure, and
water. stages.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-03-12

"That's fame of mine ~ a. the
bellows said to the ere.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-03-12

The estimate OF the nationa! deb,
to-day shows reduction Of So 600.
900 since the lSt Of Jaunarv.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-01
TE1TNS GOING NORTH

Pociagi 3, 4, $ i s jada co
d~zicnnie; l , codziennie 2 wyjat-
klein niedzieli.
Tykiety okolnikowe lThrought
tickets) do wszystkich Punktdw
W Stanach Zjednoczonych / Kama
dy SO do nabycia W Winonie.
Bagaze zabezpieczaja sic cze-
kami az do miejsca przeznaczenia.
Ma wszystkich p%ociagach po-
spiesznych znajduja sic kary obia-
dove j Sypialne systemu Pullman.
Ma ~pociagach do Chicago, Pc
oria j st. Louis ME ma zmiany.
Tykiety sPrxedate:
agent d. II. Huwley w Winonie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-01
II PARIsVILLE.
s%ierpnia,

kochany Wiarusie! Ow X,
ktory to Zgo0sie wytykaf Waru-
soaci jakies wybryki "a to, re mu
raz dobrze prawde wyraba}es, sam
tn dopuscif sie..wybryku. Wiarusowi
Jozefowi L Q m a II y k j e m u
zawsze gazety 2 poczty gine}y, az
raz ziapat ptaszka: ~znalazf swoje
gazety II owego K. - Nieborak
iafowaf dwoch dalar0w ma Waru-
ga wolat drugiemu gazette z pocz-
ty zabierac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-09-01
ECHO OPI.NII.
20 sierp.

konstytucya ola stanow Ne
dnoczonych. W tym wiec dnlu
W naszem miescie odbedzle
sic wielka uroczystosc, ma
ktorq przyjedzie prezydent
Cleveland i prawie wszyscy
gubernatorowie stanow. Be
die tn takze duzo gosci z
Anglii; a nawet i Francyi
obiecall przybyt; k%ongresmeni,
profesorzy, bankierzy, speku-
iahci, dostojnicy sekt religY-
nych etc. etc.-wszyscy tn be-
da.
Naturalnie i ziodzieie pc
wnie sic tn wybieraja ma znl-
wa.
Tenn lepiej! wiecej sensacyi
bedzie.
DRUkARZE zas PREY tel
wielkiej uroczystosci obiecu-
ia urzadzic wielkq wystawe
wynalazkow W sztuce swe].
Ma wystawie tel majq sic 2naj'
dowac wszelkiego rodzaju
czcionki cd czasu ich wyna-
lazku, oraz wszystkie staro-
1ytne i najnowsze maszyny
prasowe. Maszyny do c1ecia
papieru, do skfadania gazet,
maszyuy introligatorskie i il
tograticzne beda takze ma wy
stawie. W wystawie tel wez-
ma tez udzial drukarze Z IN
nych mast.
G~ROCERNICY obiecuja
urzqdziG wystawe tegc han
dlu pred stu laty i obecnie.
Wogole kazda ga}ez przemy-
stu obiecuje brac udzia1 W
wystawie. Beda tam starozyt-
ne i nowomodne ubrania, or
gany etc. etc.
Wojsko, organizacye robo-
tnicze j rome stoWarzyszen'a
VIENNA udziaf W prosecyi, kto-
"a ma pociagnac tenn samemi
ulicami, ktoremi maszerowall
,,ojcowie amerykanskiej VOL
nosci".
UNA LOKAJSKA.- Lo-
kaje hotelowi i restauracyjni
W Pkiladelphii, pomimo silnej
agitacyi Rycerzami piracy ME
chcieli bye; dopiero ]ak W pre-
sz}ym tygodniu rrzyjechaf tn
Julian w inerz New
Yorku (wydelegowany przez
Unia lokai nowojorskich) cd
razu zorganizowano towarzy-
stwo y IS czfonkow. Lokaje
natychmiast przystqplli do
Zwiazku Rycerzy piracy ia
ko grupa. Obyw. Weiner pole
chat do Buffalo, W ktorem to
miescie INA sic niebawem Cd
bye konwencya lokai, ably i
tam zorganizowac tego ce-
chu rniq Rycerska.
PoGRzEB s. p. Esiedza
katteina odbyi sic % b. ~. z
wielka uroczystoscia. Opr6cS
ks. arcybiskupa Rayn byfs
kiku hsiezy obecnych.
Imar}y liczyt AZ lat. Uro.
dill sic ma Szlasku. Wyswieco.
ny byf ma kap1ana 10 marc;
1876 roku, sfuzbe boza spell
Mai W Baltimore, Lancaster
Reading, a ostatecznie byf re
ktorem polskiej parafii sw
Wawrzynca. Przyczyn;
smierci by}a pleuopmeunaonla.
Ksiadz M uszewsk j
ktory niedawno tn zosta1 wy
swieconym l przez ca}y cza
choroby ks. Katteina spetnia
s}uzbe boza, ME chce costa
rektorem. Parafianie jakoS ma
TO sic ten interesujq, kto be
die ich przysz1ym pasterzem
Z~PARISVILLE.
% R%iernnia ~ T.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-11-09
tCnl Pate.

-
Cut II tho bone, and trim off all tho
fat and gristIc which are put aside Cor
the Jelly. The lean part OF the veal
must then be chopped very fine, and
any small PARTICLES of fat which may
Sill remain IN il removed. Add TO the
chopped veal, six soda crackers rolled
very fine, half n t~caspoOnfui of salt, n
iilllc pepper, II hoaping tablespoonful
OF butter, and W. well beaten eggs.
Nix all well together, and press tightly
inio "a square. or round tin to form il,
then Sip q knife round the edge to
loosen 1t. and turn it from the form,
place 1T in n shallow baking pan, glaze
it with egg. sprinkle over it one finely
rolled cracker. and q tablespoonful Of
butter c',l n small pieces. Pour En- tho
pan onC pint and n half OF water, which
serves n u gravy to baste it with while
IL is baking, and this should be done
abou, cvcrytwenty minutes. Two hours
Will bake it in n moderate oven. 1t is
then carefully removed from The pan by
slipping n Enifo beneath it to loosen
every part that it may not be broken,
and placed on II plate to cool.
Inc jelly is mado as follows: The
bones, fat, and trimmings of the veal
are put in n saucepan with one quart of
cold water, n little salt and the shells Of
the eggs which have been used for the
pate. Let all boil slowly together.
while the pate is cooking. two hours, or
until reduced to one pint. Strain it and
let 1t stand to cool, then skim off the fat
which rises. Pour it again in the sauce
pan, place 1t on the fire, and add half Il
box Of Cox's gelatinc. stirring until il
is thoroughly dissolved. Have ready n
little burnt sugar which Is made by put.
ting i'll small tin, one teaspoonful of
Inc sugar. and one of water. Let it
boil very quickly until it becomes q dark
brown color, then strain, and let it
stand TO cool. Place the pate in an
carthcn dish, or mould, either round, or
square as the shape of the pate may be,
and tho mould should be half an inch
larger all round than the pate. Pour
the Jelly in, place it on the ice, and
when stifrened, it will have formed all
round the pate. When turning 1t from
the mould dip it as is done with a form
OF jelly, in hot water for a moment only,
and turn ii out on the dish on which II
is to be served, When crosses are in
season garnish with them, or parsley
will answer ut other iimes. 1t Is also
pretty with q few slices of lemons scat
tered through the parsley. The pate is
TO be cut in thin slices when serving il.
N. IL. bhitemore, IN Good House.
Keeping.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-11-09
Archer and the Surgeon.

Archer, having been bitten or otlc,
wise Injured by n horse on one occa.
sion. called on Sir James pnqct. The
eminent surgeon having bound up his
wound, Archer requested TO know how
long it would take TO heal. On saitj
Sir James. III think in three or o u
weeks YOU will be all right"
.'But shall | be fit for tic Dcrby?"
asked Archer.
.'Ye-es," was the reply. "Oh, ycs! |
think YOU NAV 90 TO the Derby"
No. but you don't quite understand
me, Sir James" persisted the Jockey.
.,ShnlI bn fit IN rh,Inpn
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-11-09
Hon. \. II. Atdr'ch.

Our excellent ucighhor, the Berkeley Ga
.>ttc, which is in position 10 6nDw OF wba,
II speaks, says that never BEFORE in the
history of this country has 20 much Judi
cial work been done, nor with greater salts
s%aciiOn. The GazeHe adds: IF Judge al
drich can work this way when he is old
and sick, how must it have been in ante.
beAttm timcs,'
We join cordially with or contempt.
rary. in everything that it has said, or can
say, in praise of the venerable, learned and
amiable julist, Judge AIdrich. To him and
Tor him, and for his State, VIC wish many
years OF activity on the bench, and, there.
lore, OF continued usefulness in The service
OF ne state which was his first love and
his last love.
But thc Ga2otis is hardly just in suggest.
ing that there is difference between the
work Of Judge Aldrich in these days and
his work in the earlier timc-makc it TWEEN.
ty years ago-when his Court was invaded
by United states soldiers, and was adj.
Journed by hin because ihc voice of Justice
was by the military authority, in the per.
son OF those soldiers, confined and stiied.
Judge Aldrich is as fearless now us he was
then, and he works very hard. A most ex.
cellcnt Judge, and melciful and loveablc-
and, when needs must, iDcxorable. MANY
more happy years to you, Judge Aldrich..
AetcS n COH3&er.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-11-09
I'M a"orernor,s Flery, untnned stoed.

Governor Richardson, of this State,
went to the Atlanta Exposition by. spe-
cial invitation of its managers. AS the
Chief Executive OF this State, and u gen
tleman in the fullest sense Of tho term,
it was expected that he would receive
TINT distinguished consideration to winch
his exalted position and personal worth
aud accomplishments entitled u N. lie
! would have done so anywh,r" except IN
Georgia.
a Carolina gentleman, an eyewitness,
hes given us O description of one incl
| dent which illustrates the Georgian man
ners, or rather lack Of manners, Per
haps there was Others OF parallel charac-
ter. IL was this: Gen. u. Nj, Is. Young,
| commander in chief of tho military
parade and procession, sent to Governor
Richardson for his use on that occasion
n great, gawby, big-headed sorrcl colt,
not even bride wise, with not as much
life as II country COW, worth fifty dollars
and equipped with a two dollar saddle
and n twenty-five cent bride. OF course
tho mount was declined. A BarnwCll
gentleman furnished Governor Richard
son a respectable stcod, and the colt,
saddle and bride were II turned to the
Kimball House, u guest OF the Gate City,
1t is perhaps only just 10 ray that the
Gecrgians did MS they did only because
they did not know any better, but we
can safely say that if Governor Gordon
ever comes to Columbia, either by invi'
tation or of his WI motion, he will bc
treated us a gentleman, and, as n rctIe'
from companionsliip with his barbarian
constituents, we how, on behalf of this
State, ask him to come to ColumbiS
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-11-09
Is Not Singular

That consumption should w. The least
apprchensiye Of their W condition, while
all their friends are urging and beseeching
them to be more careful about eXpusuTe
and overriding. II may well be. considered
one of the most alGTming symptoms OF tile
dieease, where Tie patient is reckless and
wll not believe that he is 10 danger.
Reader ifyou are in this condition, do not
neglect the only means Of TeeovOf Avoid
exposure and fatigue, b93 re@t,ii.in your
Jiabits, and use faithfully rs Rierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. taas saved
thousands who were stcadilg 3@alli
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-11-09
rucKEE AND MS ~, Rm1Ln.

ThccN.Congrc>smun's D~i liz In;
Pubiir ~rCcChss--t Bri 81.
UrosI the rhiladclph,
WAsHINGroN, October When /
went TO Colonel Alderney's Try oppo
site the Treasury to get my daily sand
wich this afternoon | saw the Hoo. NhD
Randolph 1 cher, of Virginia, dr. <
something out Of the white China IS
Colonel Alderney serves his mi * III.
When l expressed my establishment that
such q famous bon yivant should DE
drinking plain, everyday milk, he oS-
planned that he W. nut-Jhot III pOiUt''
fact it was buttermilk. "Bu ttermiIk and
/, he said, care old friends. We have
made many a political campaign 'ogcth-
er. Why | used 10 be called 'buttcr-
milk candidate all through my district.
Wherever ] went to speak some good
fellow would come up with & have a
pitcher Of buttermilk here for YOU
Why SO have L. some ether fcllow
would say, and SO ] would usually start
in with n half . gallon OF buttermilk on
draught. Its the best drink YOU can
possibly take when you are making a
public speech, water intiamcs the tender
throat, buttermilk cools and l~unyicatcS II
and, besides, 1t is full OF uua!IshnoGt,
and that is all important sometimes.
Henry \. Wise told me OF 1t first III
1850, VIXEN L was Just hcginIing my
public life, and | have tl&..ed ham for
1t ever since BNtterMl,N seemed to
have been the tide Of IGcker's affairs
which taken at its flood led on to for
tune, for he was elected Attorney Gen
eral of Virginia in 1857, when he was
only tbirty-four, and reelected year
.ltg,. rsr, ,,nt,t IAfE u, ,l-.
did reputation. Then he went over to
lexington, where he filled the chair OF
Equity and Public Law until 1875, when
he entered upon twelve years of service
ended last spring only because he wished
1t, for lie dcclined denomination, which
wa equivalent TO a rc-elcctioA.
Iuckey's public life has been uniform
ly fortuS6e. Iils work has almost al
ways been III tie direct line OF his pro-
f]essioD, notably SO during the two Con-
crosses just past, when he was Chairman
al the Judiciary Committee Of the
House. His high integrity, his brilliant
Intelligence, finding oppression in witty
tongue, and his charming courtesy have
secured him the re- pect and regard OF
rnp,.T Icn,1 s.n INw RnnSnbS'
rlrkr, a.,,,l ~. :, lao ba1 am, 49,
fors, An INK IN th" prG3s tnr" =,
Church, Lls utC agreed with his profcs
non. Ii." pest story-tcller IN Washing
auy other man in nnIlir lifn md h,
knew = good Uinoer Is uu,ckjv ASH GOO,
story when he saw one, MI Inir an,
his mustache arc getting .quv, Int hi
checks are as ruddy mi - evne -
Sparkling behind his Soa'd-rtuucd n)assc
rs ever. Now that Eol, xiv ya,ls Oh
he thinks it about unu III sl IA max
some one aud so l., h.. low
to practice LAW VIA ry ,,rt g
marked success. No .,,r,yq
his reputation. cen make 50. .~.lr~,tn
500 600 or S2uO,UDu as
that Conkling makes lew -, /
make q small fortune IL us.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-11-09
Pianos and Organs.

All of the best makes. s2b cash and
balance November /, ct spot cash prices
on a Piano. $40 cash ind balance No.
vember ]. at spot cash prices on an
Organ. Delivered, freight free, at your
nearest depot. Fifteen days test trial
End freight both ways II not satisfactory.
Write for circulars.
n. w. TRUMP,
Columbia, $. O.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-11-09

There is a lovely love of n woman liy.
ing in Newaygo county, Wisconsin.
She picked blnckborries last fall for
market, and so industrious was she on
foot and so nimble Of finger that returns
for hcr fruit were quite considerable.
What did she do with the money! Buy
q jersey and some stockings or q winter
hqtP Nav. She went 10 town and
''blowed in" the whole business on a
fiddle for her husband. -Liaooin (Neb.l
StaSe Journal.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-11-09
6,aIRSsIs A1,S, EsUJdORS,

from n common rslotci, or Eruption.
e the worst sSrSfyia; s",r- rRRsmm'
skin, in short, III diseases caused by bao
blood arc conquered by this powerful, puri-
Eafiitg ulcers rapidly heal under it's be-
nign influence. Especially has It manifesto
its potency IN curing letter, Rash
Nous sores and SyyeIIings, Nip.
FONT BFiscaso,. White SWeilings,
GLANDS, Send ten cents in stamps for a
largo treatise, with colorcd plates, on Skin
Discusses, or tho same amount Tor Il treatise
on SCrotIilous Affections.
ss'EHE BLOOD rs TIE EEFE.',
Thoroughly cleanse it by using Dr. Picrco'..
Golden Medical Discovery, and good
Ifucstiom, n fair skin, buoyant spiro
its, aud vital strength, will be established.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-11-09

demncd Anarchists. :
The engineer of the freight train that
caused the recent fatal collision on the
Air Line Railroad has embroidered him
self to the authorities at Geenville, aud
has given $4,000 bail.
Thc Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
has rejected the application OF John OIIara,
the well TODD bootblauk, for admission To
that body, and has resolved that hereafter
no saloon keepers nor hootblacks may be.
come members.
Another Nihilist plotbas been discovered
in st. Petersburg. It's headquarters we're
in the house Of au apothccary psned
SChuppe. The police rnidcI the house,
made several arrests and found number
Of bombs.
About l { o'clock yesterday morning sew
tral masked men stopped an ~c3sl-bound
Salt Lake express on the Denver and Rio
GrauCe road Il few miles east Of Grand
Junction aud robbed the mail and the pas.
sengcrs.
The President received yesterday the
dcputatiOn from Great Britain, who desire
his cooperation in securing Il ucaty be
tween that country and this one which shall
provide for the amjcable settlement Of dis,
putcs by arbitration.
The inquest over the seven men killed
by the fall of Father hernor's school
house in New York develops tho fact
that the walls of the building were bulg-
ing u week before they fell in, but no
practical builder had charge.
About the hardos, thing in the world for
Il woman to preserve While engaged in Tho
prescrvinr bnsincSsis hrrtrnnrr whom sbr
Is obliged to Sc. her preserving kettle of
the stove TO answer Il ring at the door bell,
and lindS a patent'mcdicine circular o. tie
front step
The strike on the sugar plantations in
louisiana has become gcnecnl, and further
trouble is cNprctci Some white men en-.
49," ~ ''NG INC piacGs OF negro strikers
w0undr6 Trnm," hor" hoon ,nn, =" -,
the distnrhod seCiinr.
.Ionnv I'M W,I,,, coniar,hI. a..
coI.Tr,;o,I S"'oli'M ~ .In ~,
woS Gi w = ~ . ""n SL" %" ~
IN for Some wnri<: Sbn rr,irnd IRON, m,
stage after her marriage in America in 1852
but ]reappcarGd ut various concerts in aid OF
charities. She had not appeared i'm public
since 1866.
A baltimore sroc;ol soys tho, I,, c,uL
is IN hn n,rnncod hy nov, , iyaI -" ,oLI'
graph busin~,s RnI,imnrr anii,liy,. 80,
TO furnish lie bulk Of thc money nrrnss,r,
10 build and eouin the inns, rnmni,tn riv,'
telegraph system yet organized.
The New York UoyIiS Columhus q
special SAYS that the reason Gen cord ,
did not >p ak at tho Dayton Soldiers Hon,
was ;hut The feeling of the veterans was $,
strong against him that the Democratic
commi tee cancelled the engagement an,
substituted one at Columbus.
The pew water works at Little Rock
Ark. were to have been opened Yesterday
oul AT ~ CLOCK ne centre wall dividing
I"o new reservoirs paced on m m"untai
S9o lceI no1Ve Inc cry gave Way an,
M'oW'H iU'CuO,o?o gallons to iun bacI
oo"h 'i'c mountain 'h'o 'he river
A railroad accident TO a circus train /
81. Louis yesterday killed a canvas ma
and badly injured two other circus me!
"A tiger, two lions ana other wild JcNSt
rsnMlCu "nu cause! I" great pHhlc. On
mian M"f Dl'o" u leopard 'nu II wa
L III III HI Eli liz al IlHNNN ANIh IIAAN
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-11-09
CONSUMPTION

which IS Sc~roTuIa OF the Lungs, is mr.
rested and cured by this remedy, if taken be-
fore the last stages OF the disease are reached.
From It's marvellous power over this. terribly
fn:nl disclsc, when first offering this now
celebrated remedy 70 the public, DIR. PIERCE
Thought. seriously OF. calling IT his ICON.
name a5 too limited for II medicine which.
from lis wonderful combination of tonic, or
strengthening. Alternative. or hlood-cicnnsing,
nnti-hilious. ]pcctorUl, and uutritivc proper
lies. is uncuiNItd, not UIly "p II remedy for
constmrtioi, but for all Chronic Dis
naSCt uf flo
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-11-09
Givor. Blood and Lunqs.

II YOU feel duh, drOwsy. dcbilitatcd, have
enIlow color of skin, or ycllowish-brown spots
on face or body, frequent headache or dlzzi-
nos, bad taste in mouth, internal heat or
chiIls, alternating with hot ilushcs, low spirits
and gloomy forvrodings, Irregular appetite,
and cnut"1 tongue, You arc suffering from
Judiycs.iOn, dyspepsia, and Torpid
liver, or "BSiiiouSnCss.o In many
cases only part OF thCsc symptoms are expo
ricncc1. As II remedy for nll such cascs,
Dr. ~LsicrcC,s Golden Medical Dis
cOVCry is unsurpassed.
For weak Lungs, splitting of
Mood, StOrtncSs of Breath, HBron.
chitiS, Astiimn, severe Coughs, and
kindred affections, 1T il an efficient remedy.
SOLD nv DHUGGlSTs, ut SI.0O, or SIX
EsI. G"Fs.ES for $500.
ne ten cents in stamps for DR.. Picrce's
hrI< ON Consumption. Address,
WUrll's DiSpCiiSary Medical Assoc
citation, COB Main street, BUFFALO, n. Y.
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GENEnAL NEWS NOTES.
I,cmp ~ ,utarcst Gathered from Various
Quarters.


Nu.C'icb $ A
N. % I.Uk of Charleston, s c., has been
a Government depository.
inu.l accessible A conveniently located
hotel.
Civil %nr is feared in the Cherokee nation
over TIC election of a chief.
When are kisses sweetest? When syrup.
t~itiouS!y obtained.
Much of the alleged human form divine,
nova days, is dCluSiOn and IL snare.
O,Bricn aud Vaudeville were arrested
yesterday and placed in tie jri! at Cork.
Wcch is said TO have been Il gyNBd and gl0-
! riOus success.
An autopsy shows that Mlcs. Williamson,
who dud in Augusta suddenly, was not
poisoned - was at first thought.
Il is said that 4 general strike has been
ordered in several parishes in Louisiana
where sugar Cane is grown.
Starch paste. q little thicker than for
clothes. is the best for fastening paper
looScned from the walls.
CHIEF Justice Waite has announced that
the decision IN The Anarchist cases will be
delivered tomorrow or next day.
y. mii!a at Cincinnati owned blythe Amer
Z lean Cotton Seed Oil Company WAS burned
Yesterday. Loss 500. 900. Fully insured.
At Tampa Yesterday there were two
! deaths from yellow fever, but only one
new case.
Orders have been piver TO berin n, once
the work of repairs on The Constel alton.
now at Portsmouth. TO cost S6O, 1000.
Ms 80 mo roo,,lo WHO ,o v,nIi,n =,
tell how 20 become rich are finally buried
at The expense of the county.
Tine rr,ort tbo, Ev.prcsidcr. Dov;. has
brrn s,rirrusiv i'll is r~Sn,rnGirinI ua is rs
urnIl =, ''.Iiai' 49, a,a.II" 20 30
Nu.t,on ,nn, La cr,oI AVID emoL.d 30
y~rni,,r and i c,n.iJarcJ mnarIy n"maI TO
~ycnison by those who have msr1 i smoked
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whp,r lney keen n bio doc and ,icEi him
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